Asked by wilom
What was the importance of this document?
A.
It validated Israel's declaration of independence from the United Kingdom.
B.
It served as a wholesale rejection of colonialism from the most imperialistic country.
C.
It confirmed that the United Kingdom supported a separate state for the Jewish population.
D.
It allowed the British Crown to save face upon the loss of yet another Middle Eastern colony.
A.
It validated Israel's declaration of independence from the United Kingdom.
B.
It served as a wholesale rejection of colonialism from the most imperialistic country.
C.
It confirmed that the United Kingdom supported a separate state for the Jewish population.
D.
It allowed the British Crown to save face upon the loss of yet another Middle Eastern colony.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The document you're referring to, likely the Balfour Declaration or another related document concerning the establishment of Israel, is best aligned with the following option:
**C. It confirmed that the United Kingdom supported a separate state for the Jewish population.**
The Balfour Declaration specifically expressed the British government's support for the establishment of "a national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, which was a significant factor in the eventual creation of the State of Israel.
**C. It confirmed that the United Kingdom supported a separate state for the Jewish population.**
The Balfour Declaration specifically expressed the British government's support for the establishment of "a national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine, which was a significant factor in the eventual creation of the State of Israel.